Today Special K translates Trindad James “All Gold Everything.” If you never knew what Trinidad James was saying on this track listen to the audio player to…
Throwback Thursdays always take me back to the good times and remind me of my favorite songs. Growing up I remember singing SWV, Boys2Men, Shai, Naughty By Naturejust off the…
I wonder what Miley Cyrus’ redneck, country fans, who see her as this good old country girl,moving away from her good old country thing, that clearly she never really had, I mean she’s a spoiled brat of a rich one hit wonder who leveraged that into being a money maker for the family, but those hicks don’t need to know that, that backstory requires too much thought for their inbred brains…they just know that even when dancing and half naked…teaching their kids what twerking is…while not wearing a bra and pretty much humiliating herself…that Jesus forgives and that Miley will find her path back to righteousness…like all good christian country girls do….except when they are vapid cunts from Beverly Hills…but does Jesus forgive when they let black dudes they groupie on so hard they pay them stupid money to produce their albums….cum inside them…I mean that’s just a question we’ll have to let Satan answer on the day of redemption…. Idiots.
T.O. should look up definition of “black-balled” Terrell Owens Wants An Opportunity To Play For The New England Patriots Via CBSSports The Patriots are in desperate need of experienced wide receivers, and Terrell Owens, who last played in a regular-season game in 2010, desperately wants back in the league. So it stands to reason that T.O. would make a case for the Patriots giving him another chance at NFL redemption. “Obviously the situation with the Patriots, they are starting out with a lot of new guys,” Owens told the Boston Globe’s Gary Washburn. “You never know how management is thinking, what their process is as far as bringing in veterans. “I understand they may look at my age as an issue but I’m not your average 39-year-old. I think if you watch me work out, I’m not really concerned about injuries or anything like that. Plus, I’ll be getting paid the vet minimum, so it’s not like I am asking for any extra incentive in my contract.” Owens is right: Compared to other 39-year-olds, he’s a freak of nature. But that still doesn’t translate in a league where the average career is less than five years. In 2012, T.O. lasted just 20 days in Seahawks’ training camp, a stint that included more preseason drops (3) than receptions (2). It was further proof that his best days are receding in the rearview. Owens, meanwhile, thinks it has more to do with his off-field issues than his lack of on-field productivity. “I think it’s the reputation of the things I’ve done in the past,” he said. “People won’t let my mistakes die. It’s just puzzling for me. I’m just keeping my faith, staying patient, and praying I get another opportunity.” Despite all his isht-talkin’ and shenanigans, T.O. stays in damn good shape, guess Image via AP
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